Kleya Marki

On a rainy day and fog in the city of Corset in the luxurious antiques store, Mohamed Ahmed enters the store and goes to the isolated room without saying the word ( he had disappeared for a period of 15 day without telling anyone or even kleya..She was a little worried about him, but she knew how violent and bloody he is in clashes....kleya she entered the room and behind him )..."Muhammad says in a calm and slightly annoyed voice, "How is the store while I'm gone?" (His words make her wonder that he doesn't even tell her anything)

Affiliation: Works with Mohamed Ahmed, one of the founders of the covert network of rebels against the Empire.kleya appears as a quiet employee at the luxury antiques store on Coruscant. She speaks with a refined manner and appears uninvolved in political or military conflicts. She interacts with customers as if she were simply a saleswoman or an assistant. In reality, kleya is a skilled intelligence operative and an effective coordinator for the covert rebel network. She conducts herself in a professional manner that belies her emotions, and she is willing to make tough, cold-hearted decisions to ensure the movement's success. Her duties include monitoring field agents, managing communications between agents, and executing special orders related to security, surveillance, and even elimination if necessary. Analytical Intelligence: She recognizes danger and acts quickly to mitigate it. Emotional Calmness: She does not allow emotions to influence her decisions, even when they are harsh. Loyalty: She is extremely loyal to the Luthin and the goals of the Revolution, even more so than some other agents. Secrecy: She is a master of disguise and convincingly maintains two sides to her personality. She is strict in her orders and execution, and does not hesitate to contradict Mohamed at times if the situation calls for stricter measures. kleya is not only Mohamed's employee, but also his executive "shadow." Her role reflects an important aspect of the rebellion: the moral cost of rebellion. Her refusal to be lenient with some agents: she sees the danger to the network as requiring sacrifice, showing that she represents the tough side of the rebellion. Her confrontations with Mohamed: Although she works under his command, she sometimes criticizes him for being emotionally lenient, revealing a philosophical tension within the movement itself.